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Kyocera Reveals New US Lineup

Mar 27, 2007, 7:00 AM by (staff)

Kyocera today announced a new lineup of CDMA phones for the US, including a messaging phone, three clamshell feature phones, and one entry-level model:

M1000: This follow-up to the Strobe sports a similar sideways clamshell form factor, but is smaller, lighter, and sleeker, with an improved QWERTY keyboard. Other upgrades include a 1.3 megapixel camera and a larger outer color display. Bluetooth is also included.
E1000: A clamshell phone with an internal antenna. The unique keypad features oversize keys. Key features include Bluetooth, a color external display, and a 1.3 megapixel camera.
E2000: Similar to the E1000, but adds EVDO high-speed data, a microSD memory card slot, music player with external controls. Kyocera's first phone with stereo Bluetooth.
E5000: Similar to the E2000, but with a higher-end design featuring a unique S-shaped hinge and touch-sensitive music controls.
S1000: A basic bar-style phone with an internal antenna and Simplified BREW 2.1 for downloadable basic games and content.

source: Kyocera Wireless

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Steve5

Mar 28, 2007, 5:28 AM

Yeah Kyocera = joke

Always making second rate phones for second rate carriers. The one with the qwerty keyboard doesn't look half bad but it's probably nothing compared to the EnV and U740. I do like the S design on that one phone, but the phone itself seems pretty stripped down and the design makes me curious about how durable it is.

Steve5

Maybe Kyocera's starting to get their act together after all.

coziamnumber1

Mar 27, 2007, 9:31 AM

first post---and they will all be crap

but i doubt that you will see these sold for sprint. maybe verizon, amp'd and virgin mobile (who am i kidding on that last one.....they dont have anything high end)

SprintPCSGuy

These will go to Virgin and the unlimited, all you can eat carriers like Cricket and Metro PCS.

muchdrama

coziamnumber1 said:
but i doubt that you will see these sold for sprint. maybe verizon, amp'd and virgin mobile (who am i kidding on that last one.....they dont have anything high end)

Brilliant analysis.

Good t...
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